Sentence examples for conserving her from inspiring English sources

Structurally, McGregor has followed Niffenegger almost to the letter, diligently conserving her story's surreal logic.

In practice the girls had worked on Hall, the fastest swimmer on the triathlon circuit but a poor runner, giving Jenkins a tow in the water, conserving her energy and taking her away from her rivals.

Riva could not come to London for the ceremony, conserving her energy for the French Césars and the trip to Los Angeles for the Academy Awards, but it was a popular cinephile award, especially for those who remember her incandescent beauty in Resnais' Hiroshima Mon Amour in 1959, and she is hardly less luminous now in this deeply moving film.

Though Studio Ghibli's animation may be slightly dated now, it also shows how you can draw what you'd struggle to capture on camera: maggots dropping from burn victims, yes, but also the physical details of a little girl's life – rocking from side to side to cope with separation from her mother, bravely conserving her three remaining fruit drops by eating only the sticky shards.

She no longer "sweated the small stuff", thereby conserving her energy.

No doubt she held back to conserve her energy.

Why not conserve her energy this time and concentrate on her best event?

Sensibly, all she wanted to do was relax and conserve her energy.

Her experiences with public art in other places have helped her appreciate the Getty's commitment to conserve her piece.

The idea is to block out the superfluous and conserve her energy.

Holmes conserved her energies and, under her coach's instructions not to betray "everything you have", eased back to finish second in both her heat and semi-final.